The Gothic Revival style was a popular home style in the United States from 1840 through 1880. It imitated the great cathedrals and castles of Europe. The availability of lumber and factory-made architectural trim led to an American version of wood-framed Gothic Revival homes. Features include a steeply pitched roof, steep cross-gables, windows with pointed arches, vertical siding, gingerbread trim and deep porches.
- Steeply pitched roof with cross gables
- Pointed windows
- Lacy wooden trim
- Porch
